8 Days Gorillas, Chimpanzees & Tree-Climbing Lions Safari
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8 Days Gorillas, Chimpanzees & Tree-Climbing Lions Safari

8 Days Lake Mburo, Bwindi & Queen Elizabeth National Parks, Uganda Private guide & 4×4 included
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Overview

The 8 Days Gorillas, Chimpanzees and Tree-Climbing Lions Safari is tailored to give you a feel of three of Uganda’s wild parks. Track mountain gorillas in Bwindi, relax at scenic Lake Bunyonyi, see the tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, cruise the Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth, and trek chimpanzees – a perfect blend of primates, Big Game and stunning landscapes.

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Day-by-Day Itinerary

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Arrival & Ndere Cultural Centre

Met at Entebbe airport and transferred to your hotel, with a visit to the Ndere Cultural Centre.

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Transfer to Lake Mburo National Park

Drive west to Lake Mburo with an evening (or optional night) game drive.

3

Lake Mburo to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest

Morning activity in Lake Mburo, then transfer to Bwindi.

4

Gorilla Tracking & Transfer to Lake Bunyonyi

Trek mountain gorillas in Bwindi, then transfer to the serene Lake Bunyonyi.

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Lake Bunyonyi to Ishasha (Tree-Climbing Lions)

Relax at Lake Bunyonyi, then travel through the Ishasha sector famous for its tree-climbing lions.

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Game Drive & Kazinga Channel Cruise

Morning game drive and an afternoon boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel.

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Chimpanzee Tracking & Return to Kampala

Chimpanzee tracking, then drive back towards Kampala via Mbarara and Masaka.

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Departure

Transfer to Entebbe International Airport for departure.

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What's Included

✓ Included

  • Accommodation and meals as per itinerary
  • 4x4 safari vehicle
  • Game drives, boat cruises and chimpanzee tracking
  • English-speaking driver guide
  • Park entrance fees

✗ Excluded

  • Gorilla permit
  • International flights & visas
  • Drinks
  • Tips
  • Personal expenses
  • Laundry
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